General Officer Commanding (GOC), 16 Corps, Lt General KH Singh said
that 200 heavily-armed militants were waiting in 36 launching pads
across the Line of Control (LoC) on the other side of Pir Panjal range
and there is every possibility that Pakistan might try to divert the
fringe elements of the home grown terrorist outfits on this side of the
border.
"There are general inputs that terrorists might try to attack soft targets, including schools, religions places, army convoys and other civilian areas," he told reporters here.
"There are general inputs that terrorists might try to attack soft targets, including schools, religions places, army convoys and other civilian areas," he told reporters here.
"There are 200 terrorists waiting in 36 launching pads across the
border on the other side of the Pir Panjal range to sneak into Indian
side, we have so far been able to foil their attempts," he said.
Singh said the terror infrastructure across the border is active and terrorist organisations were receiving the support of Pakistani establishment including the army and ISI.
Singh said the terror infrastructure across the border is active and terrorist organisations were receiving the support of Pakistani establishment including the army and ISI.
"There are 14 to 15 terrorists training camp active on the other side of the line of control within our area of responsibility.
"The terrorist infrastructure across the border is intact and there is every possibility that Pakistan might try to divert some of its home grown terrorists towards this side of the border," he said.
"The terrorist infrastructure across the border is intact and there is every possibility that Pakistan might try to divert some of its home grown terrorists towards this side of the border," he said.
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